This is what I always start with :
PATH=c:\cvsclient;%PATH%
SET CVSROOT=:sserver:<my user name>@<my server server>:/wanne
cvs login
This is what I did the first time :
CD <my root>
MD site
CD site
cvs import -m "Created the initial directory structure" site Fibergeek start
cvs logout
This is what I did the second time :
CD <my root>
cvs checkout site
CD site
MOVE <temponary directory>\index.htm .
cvs add index.htm
cvs commit -m "Added the initial index of the site" index.htm
CD ..
cvs release -d site
This is what I did the third time :
CD <my root>
cvs checkout site
CD site
ATTRIB -r index.htm
notepad index.htm
cvs commit -m "Added an initial reference about BOCHS" index.htm
CD ..
cvs release -d site
This is what I did the third time :
CD <my root>
cvs checkout site
CD site
cvs edit index.htm
notepad index.htm
cvs commit -m "Added an initial reference about BOCHS" index.htm
CD ..
cvs release -d site
This is what I did the fourth time :
CD <my root>
cvs checkout site
CD site
cvs edit index.htm
notepad index.htm
cvs add -kb "CVS client 2.0.58d.zip"
cvs add cvs.htm
cvs commit -m "Added CVS usage"
This is how I started the code directory :
CD <my root>
MD code
cvs import -m "Added the code directory" code Fibergeek start